Eugene Sheffer Daily Crossword Puzzle Solution
Here is Yesterday s puzzle solution by Eugene Sheffer. The printed grid lists across and down clues with answers such as asterisk intervals between points minute organism display tentatively moves peacefully Burmese gibbon garden implement winglike part metal unit Arabian seaport marry printer s measure a meal lead musical note masculine two dollar bullet ecclesiastic vestment macaw preposition contend Buddhist pillar to acquire knowledge topaz hummingbird models Christian festival large tubular weapon a soiled spot one s entire property rip. The vertical clues include straight line that intersects a curve gaze lingering indefinite article mimic Assyro Babylonian divinity unit of work Gaelic god of the sea pen name of Charles Lamb spite tilled lands hidden restlessness Hindu carnation largest glandular organ vertebrates large plantigrade carnivore distribute serf nominate collection of sayings ocean.
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Medicine Hat News 1934 July 17 Ad Rates and Masthead
The Medicine Hat News lists publication details with the editor A J N Terrill and office contact on Sixth Avenue. It shows ad rates and subscription options for outside Medici region, including 3 months by mail, 6 months by mail, and 1 year by mail for various prices.
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Medicine Hat News Limited
Sixth Avenue
Medicine Hat
Alberta
Medici
Election effects in Britain prompt imperial considerations
The Ontario and Saskatchewan provincial results suggest a shift toward Liberal leadership in Canada. The Spectator notes Bennett’s continuing federal majority but sees a likely Liberal government after next year’s federal elections. Mackenzie King could alter Ottawa Conference outcomes and trade dynamics with the United States.
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Ontario
Saskatchewan
Bennett
the Spectator
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Mackenzie King
Canada
Ottawa
United States
Sooner the Better Predicted Canadian General Election
Ottawa dispatches say a fall general election hinges on five Ontario by elections within six months. If Conservatives hold three seats and Liberals keep two, a delay may be possible. loss could prompt a national vote. The Regina Leader-Post doubts strong support for new laws and calls for fiscal policy overhaul.
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Mackenzie King
Dominion
Ottawa
Ontario
Regina
Leader-Post
Bennett
Must Register All Revolvers Under New Dominion Law
The Dominion Parliament tightened firearms rules, requiring all pistols and revolvers to be registered with the mounted police or an AG authorized agent, even if not carried. Owners face fines up to 50 and or 30 days in jail for noncompliance. dealers must keep repair and sale records and obtain permits for resale.
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Dominion
Mounted Police
Canada
Government to require registration for pistols and revolvers
The Tor onto Star notes that few people need firearms and argues for a complete public record. It says those who possess unpermitted pistols or revolvers should register within a reasonable time, with penalties for non registration to take effect after the grace period.
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The
Toronto Star
Alberta code plan risks price rise harming consumers
The Alberta Bureau of Trade and Industries Act would allow codes to fix prices and regulate commerce. Officials argue the move aims to aid industry, but critics say it raises costs for consumers and provokes resistance, harming retail sales and driving shoppers to mail orders outside the province.
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Alberta
Bureau of Trade and Industries
Reid
Government of
German press freedom curtailed by Nazi regime
The Montreal Gazette reports that an NYT bureaus in Berlin and Munich were interrupted by an official who demanded German and cut the line when not obeyed. The piece notes that freedom for the press in Germany has long been removed and that speech is increasingly restricted under Hitlerism.
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Berlin
Munich
New York Times
Montreal Gazette
Germany
May Be the Answer on Tariff Board Report
The Sherbrooke Record questions if removing the British high commissioner from Ottawa to Cape Town stems from the tariff board in Ottawa failing to follow the Imperial trade conference spirit. The piece notes a supreme court judgment stripping the board of powers could anger the British Board of Trade president, a department known for prompt action, referencing Germany’s debt moratorium talk.
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Ottawa
Cape Town
Tariff Board
Sherbrooke
Supreme Court
British Board of Trade
England
Germany
Taxpayers View Highway Spending As Their Money
The Woodstock Sentinel Review argues highway expenditure and new projects did not sway elections because voters see government funds as their own money, deriving from taxpayers rather than a mysterious source.
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Woodstock
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